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Our Verdict
A frantic mix of chopsticks and geography that will get everyone sweating!
Highlights
- High-speed reflexes
- Dynamic and super fast
- Great for groups
- Fun geographic learning
Keep in mind
- Requires fine motor skills
- Can get very chaotic
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Get your chopsticks ready, because Itadaki Todofuken is here to test your reflexes and your geography skills! The concept is pure adrenaline: 49 pieces shaped like Japan's prefectures are scattered across the table, and the goal is simple yet challenging: grab the right piece as fast as you can. The gameplay is incredibly dynamic. One player acts as the reader, checks a prefecture card, and announces its name. As soon as the name is called, everyone goes into battle mode! You must use your chopsticks to snatch the corresponding piece before your friends do. If you successfully grab the correct piece first, it's yours! If you grab the wrong one, there's no penalty, but you've wasted precious time while others fight over the right piece. If multiple players grab the same piece simultaneously, the one who successfully secures it first wins it. The player who collects the piece becomes the next reader, keeping the frantic pace going. The game ends once all 47 prefecture cards have been read. The player with the most pieces wins the game. For those seeking a real challenge, there's an extra difficulty level: the reader can choose not to say the prefecture's name, but instead mention its capital or a fun fact from the card. There are even special pieces for Sado and Awaji islands for extra flavor. It's a fast-paced, perfect game for gathering friends, testing your dexterity, and learning a bit about Japan's map while having a blast!
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Publisher
タロ大 (Tarodai)
Artist
MaeHaru
How long does a game last?
It's super quick! You'll be done in about 20 minutes.
What is the recommended age?
Since it involves dexterity with chopsticks, it works best for older children and adults.
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all! The rules are simple and you learn as you play.
Can I play solo?
The game is designed for 2-5 players, so it's best played in a group!
What happens if I pick the wrong piece?
No penalties! You just lose the chance to grab the right piece at that moment.